Trust & Safety

Every measure below is live in the product today — and where a limit exists, this page states it rather than talking around it.

Verified email before access

Every account must confirm its email address before reaching the dashboard. Unverified sessions are signed out automatically, which keeps throwaway and impersonation accounts out of the community.

Reviews tied to real work

You can only review someone after a completed engagement between you — a finished service request or a completed gig application. This rule is enforced on our servers, so star ratings reflect genuine collaborations, not drive-by reviews.

Block & report, anywhere

From any profile or message thread you can block a user or report content. Blocked users disappear from your inbox, and reports go to the moderation queue for review.

Your data stays yours

Public profiles never expose your email or phone number. Gmail Auto-Tracker is fully opt-in, read-only, and never sold, shared with recruiters, or shown on your profile — and you can disconnect it at any time.

How listings are checked

Nexora does not write listings — it aggregates them from 14 platforms. Two different things happen depending on where a listing comes from:

Aggregated listings go through an automated gate on every daily run. A listing is dropped unless it has a title and a valid https official URL; the pipeline also filters non-English entries, strips full-time job posts that leak into internship feeds, and deduplicates across sources so the same hackathon does not appear three times. Each run replaces the previous batch, which is why you don't see last month's deadlines.
Manually submitted listings — an organiser posting their own event — are held for human review before they go live, and are never touched by the automated refresh.
Provenance is kept either way. Every listing shows which platform it came from and links to the official page, so you can check the source yourself and always apply there rather than here.

The honest limit: the automated gate checks structure and freshness, not the integrity of the organiser behind an aggregated listing. That is the platform's job, and it is why every listing links back to it. If something looks predatory, tell us at hello@tonexora.com and it comes off.

Protecting your data

Your builder profile carries your projects, your GitHub and your contact details. The rules around it:

No selling: your personal data is not sold to third-party recruiters.
Encrypted in transit and at rest: the platform runs on Google Cloud, and data is encrypted with industry-standard protocols on both legs.
Granular privacy: you control what is public. Hide your email on your public profile but show your projects — it's a toggle in settings.
Deletion is self-service: you can remove your account and its data yourself, whenever you want. See account deletion.

Gmail Auto Tracker controls

Auto Tracker is optional and exists only to keep your private application pipeline updated. When enabled, Nexora looks for Gmail signals related to applications, registrations, interviews, deadlines and outcomes. You can choose signal types, review detected items, change statuses, delete items from the pipeline, and disable or disconnect Auto Tracker at any time.

Gmail data is not sold, not used for advertising, not shared with organisers or recruiters, and never made public on a profile unless you add the information yourself. Access is read-only: Nexora cannot send, reply to or delete mail. See how it works and the privacy policy.

Proof you can check

A Nexora profile is built to be verifiable by inspection rather than by assertion. Projects carry live links and repositories, GitHub can be connected so the work is attributable, and freelance reviews can only be written by someone you actually completed work with.

What that means in practice: nothing on a profile asks you to take Nexora's word for it. Anyone reading it can open the deployment, read the code, or check who left the review.